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The song, written by Sid Tepper and Roy C. Bennett, is the title song to the 1961 film The Young Ones and its soundtrack album. [1] With advance orders of over 500,000, it was released in January 1962 on the Columbia (EMI) label and went straight to No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart. It was the first British single to do so since Elvis Presley's ...
Nov 15, 2020 · The standard closing music, with 5″ of University Challenge -esque music tacked onto the front. This is listed as 55″ in the paperwork; the rest of the series has the closing music listed as 50″ or 51″, so this all matches up nicely. S2E2: Cash. RX: 30th/31st January 1984 • TX: 15th May 1984.
- S1E1: Demolition
- S1E2: Oil
- S1E3: Boring
- S1E4: Bomb
- S1E5: Interesting
- S1E6: Flood
RX: 23rd/24th January 1982 • TX:9th November 1982 (00:00) “The Young Ones”, Peter Brewis & Orchestra The title music, with Mayall, Edmondson, Planer, Ryan as performers. The orchestra was David Hulley, John Beecham, Will Hill, Brent Forbes, Derek Griffiths and Jamie Buckley, and don’t you feel better for knowing that?2 (13:24) “Rock Around the Cloc...
RX: 25th/26th August 1982 • TX:16th November 1982 (00:37) “Travellin’ Light”, Cliff Richard As our heroes arrive at the new house. This track couldn’t be cleared for commercial release originally, and is missing from the VHS and initial DVD releases of the episode. As the original dialogue for the scene no longer survived, it was re-recorded by the...
RX: 18th/19th August 1982 • TX:23rd November 1982 (00:35) “Good Day Sunshine”, The Beatles As all the interesting people laze around at the start of the day. Again, this was mixed off for most commercial releases in the UK due to rights reasons. (The audience laughs are also different between the two versions, suggesting that the ones present here ...
RX: 1st/2nd September 1982 • TX:30th November 1982 (09:43) “Bluebird”, Alan Hawkshaw Amusingly being broadcast across THE WHOLE OF TELEVISION. A KPM library track which I believe was first released in 1973 on the album Happy Rainbows, though it’s been re-released on many different compilations since then. Worth noting that Rick only tries BBC1, BBC...
RX: 11th/12th August 1982 • TX:7th December 1982 (04:09) “The Tomato Song”, Audrienne Ferguson Smith & Peter Brewis Yes, this really is the official name of the song we hear before Neil II gets kicked into the fridge, as listed on the paperwork.4 Written by Mayall/Mayer/Elton, arranged by Brewis. Sadly, singer Audrienne died in 2012; this obituary ...
RX: 29th/30th July 1982 • TX:14th December 1982 (06:33) “All I Have to Do Is Dream”, Unknown For Rick’s comic strip fantasy.6 And yes: not the Everly Brothers version, despite it sounding virtually identical. Instead, it comes from the album 20 Golden Hits Of The 50’s, released in 1974 by record label Music for Pleasure, who specialised in soundali...
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Every song performed on the 80s British Sitcom called "The Young Ones".
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